A new report suggests home buyers are focusing much more on homes with low utility bills. Suddenly, energy efficiency is important.
Mortgage rates nudged modestly higher yesterday on developments in France.
Unless the government shutdown ends sooner than looks likely, we're likely to see just one economic report with the potential to move mortgage rates this week.
So far, the government shutdown has left mortgage rates literally unmoved. Might this morning's purchasing managers' index change that?
Most government shutdowns have minimal effects on mortgage rates. But some think the current one could be different.
Despite a poor employment report, mortgage rates barely budged yesterday. How come?
If you're applying for a mortgage, a government shutdown will likely complicate and slow your application.
Young people's trust in financial institutions is in free fall. Why and what can be done?